Examples of org.apache.harmony.rmi.common.ClassList

org.apache.harmony.rmi.common.ClassList
Stores list of classes ( {@link Class} instances), making sureno duplicates are stored, and taking inheritance into account. The classes are stores in order they were added, so that no class in the list inherits any other class in the list. When each new class is added to the list, all its superclasses (or subclasses, if inverse flag was set in constructor) are removed from the list. @author Vasily Zakharov @version $Revision: 1.1.2.2 $

            Class[] exceptionsArray = method.getExceptionTypes();
            exceptions = new Vector(exceptionsArray.length);
            exceptions.addAll(Arrays.asList(exceptionsArray));


            // Create list of exceptions to be caught.
            catches = new ClassList(true);


            // Add standard exceptions to make sure they are first in the list.
            catches.add(RuntimeException.class);
            catches.add(RemoteException.class);

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            // rmi.53=Class {0} does not implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.53", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Check if the specified class implements any remote interfaces.
        if (!new ClassList(cls.getInterfaces()).contains(Remote.class)) {
            // rmi.54=Class {0} does not directly implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.54", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Initialize class variables.

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            // rmi.53=Class {0} does not implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.53", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Check if the specified class implements any remote interfaces.
        if (!new ClassList(cls.getInterfaces()).contains(Remote.class)) {
            // rmi.54=Class {0} does not directly implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.54", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Initialize class variables.

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            Class[] exceptionsArray = method.getExceptionTypes();
            exceptions = new Vector(exceptionsArray.length);
            exceptions.addAll(Arrays.asList(exceptionsArray));


            // Create list of exceptions to be caught.
            catches = new ClassList(true);


            // Add standard exceptions to make sure they are first in the list.
            catches.add(RuntimeException.class);
            catches.add(RemoteException.class);

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            // rmi.53=Class {0} does not implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.53", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Check if the specified class implements any remote interfaces.
        if (!new ClassList(cls.getInterfaces()).contains(Remote.class)) {
            // rmi.54=Class {0} does not directly implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.54", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Initialize class variables.

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            Class[] exceptionsArray = method.getExceptionTypes();
            exceptions = new Vector(exceptionsArray.length);
            exceptions.addAll(Arrays.asList(exceptionsArray));


            // Create list of exceptions to be caught.
            catches = new ClassList(true);


            // Add standard exceptions to make sure they are first in the list.
            catches.add(RuntimeException.class);
            catches.add(RemoteException.class);

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            // rmi.53=Class {0} does not implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.53", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Check if the specified class implements any remote interfaces.
        if (!new ClassList(cls.getInterfaces()).contains(Remote.class)) {
            // rmi.54=Class {0} does not directly implement a remote interface, and so does not need an RMI stub.
            throw new RMICompilerException(Messages.getString("rmi.54", className)); //$NON-NLS-1$
        }


        // Initialize class variables.

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            Class[] exceptionsArray = method.getExceptionTypes();
            exceptions = new Vector(exceptionsArray.length);
            exceptions.addAll(Arrays.asList(exceptionsArray));


            // Create list of exceptions to be caught.
            catches = new ClassList(true);


            // Add standard exceptions to make sure they are first in the list.
            catches.add(RuntimeException.class);
            catches.add(RemoteException.class);

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